General George Washington and The Continental Army

The American Revolution is an era of major change for America as a nation. With this change, the ideal of a new hero and life, freedom, and freedom is formed. It is the general leader of George Washington and his mainland army that leads these new ideals, but there is no doubt the way ahead of Washington and its personnel. Winter in Pennsylvania's Fudge Valley proved this to Washington and its personnel. But the pursuit of true American life, freedom, and happiness will never be forgotten in their fight.

Valley Forge is the place of the Great Army Camp in General George Washington in the winter from 1777 to 1778. Here, the Great Army is a group of different colonial militia under the guidance of Washington, and it has become a coordinated and controlled fighting power. At the end of 1777, when the British occupied the patriotic capital of Philadelphia, Washington decided to let his troops spend the winter at Philadelphia's day parade Valley Forge. Valley Forge is a highland area for defense, which can interfere with fighting due to winter weather, roads impossible to pass through, lack of supplies etc.

In December 1777, General George Washington transferred the Great Army to the Valley Forge winter. The revolutionary army won an important victory in Saratoga in September and October, but the Washington forces suffered defeat in Brandywon, Pauli and Germantown in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, the rebel capital, went to the hands of Britain. When the military entered the valley of Forge on 19th December they not only suffered from cold, starvation and fatigue but morale was also low due to the devastating Philadelphia fight.

February 5, 1778 - Prussian Army Friedrich von Steuben attended the Continental Congress held in York, Pennsylvania. While maintaining the British Army only 20 miles away from Philadelphia they instructed George George Washington to join George George Washington at the Valley Forge Winter Camp to train the Great Army to effective combat strength. South Carolina State has also become the first state to approve Federal terms. February 6, 1778 - France and the United States signed the treaty of Amity and Commerce, officially approved the new country, dispatched Pierre Lancifanc as the captain of a Valley Forge engineer. Lanfan will then be asked to design the US capital, Washington, DC.